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It is possible to change the name of a server after it has been added to the Application Migration Service in AWS, but it can be a bit complicated and requires some additional steps.
Here's what you can do:
- Stop the replication job for the server that you want to rename in the Application Migration Service.
- Create a new server in the Application Migration Service with the desired name.
- Restart the replication job for the new server.
- Once the new server is fully replicated and running in AWS, you can decommission the old server.
- Update any necessary DNS entries or other references to the server with the new name.
Note that changing the name of a server can also have implications for any applications or services that rely on the server's name, so be sure to thoroughly test and validate any changes before making them in a production environment.
Another potential solution could be to use a DNS alias or CNAME record to point to the new server with the updated name, instead of changing the name of the server itself. This may be a simpler solution, especially if there are other applications or services that rely on the original server name.
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